IHipHop Distribution

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iHipHop Distribution
IHipHop Distribution logo.png
Founded2009 (2009)
StatusActive
Distributor(s) E1 Music
Genre Hip hop, Electronic
Country of originUnited States
LocationLos Angeles, California
Official website www.distribution.ihiphop.com

iHipHop Distribution was founded in 2009 in an attempt to provide artists and record labels with a new paradigm for distributing their music and building their brand. iHipHop Distribution has worked successfully with many artists and continues its partnership with the A3C Hip-Hop Festival for the release of its annual Hip-Hop compilation. [1] When distributing music other than Hip-Hop, the company uses the moniker iH2D. [2]

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iHipHop Distribution maintains its own worldwide digital distribution platform, iHipHopDistribution.com, providing distribution and marketing services to artists globally. iHipHop Distribution also has its own worldwide vinyl distribution network which focuses on specialty vinyl pressings. iHipHop Distribution currently distributes titles from the following labels: Rostrum Records, Jet Life Recordings (Currensy), LVLYSL (Neako), Elephant Soundz (Marz Lovejoy), A3C, Cinematic Music Group, Goon MuSick (Snowgoons), Switchblade, The Barnes Corp (Trademark Da Skydiver), among others. [3]

Labels

Discography

Artists with releases on iHipHop Distribution

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